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1. Birdie
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   I'm having problems with the way links are displayed and can't seem to find a solution. In the dashboard you are able to specify an html code for before the link, between the link and description and after the link. The default is [li] [br] [/li]. If I change those values it makes no difference.

   Is there a way I can change how the links display? I've tried to edit the links.php file in the wp-includes folder, but don't know enough to do it properly.

   I have 2 things in particular that I want to do. I want to set the image displayed with links to border="0" (or assign a css class that will eliminate the ugly purple link border), and I want a break between the link name and the description.

   The page I'm trying to work with is at: http://theinkmark.com/wp/index.php?page_id=3.

   Any help, and explainations of why the dashboard values won't work is greatly appreciated.

   Thank you,
   Birdie

2. moshu
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   1. According to the gurus around here it isn't a wise thing to edit core WP files.
   2. As you can read here Template_Tags/get_links_list - right at the beginning in Description... not all Link Manager template tags respect what you set up in your admin panel. You will have to find the right tag.

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